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  Ecco Park Podcast   Episode 5 6. Intermetamorphosis • Echo Park (spotify.com)   This is a great podcast and we are starting to see that the podcast is gaining massive traction and the plot is picking up traction. We are seeing that the Clones where researched and genes where manipulated towards explosive anger.   We see that James Clone is able to get hold of the research and get his way into the labs that they had in working with Clones. His source is unable to wake up as he is a drug addict due to the pressure that his parent’s have put on him to achive he works for the LA PD as a consultant. Being a migrant James does experience is very similar to most people of Asian descent they pressured by their families to be high achievers this is a cultural phenomenon that we see play out in many in many tropes across the media, in having a look at Ecco Park, we say that it is produced by Harry Sean junior an actor of agent descent that has had this experience he is now able to adv

4. Hero Complex - Echo Park | Podcast on Spotify So this is a really interesting podcast and I am getting into it. To me, it harks back to the days of the old school radio plays, that we see had great writing and this does as well. We are seeing what can only be considered to be culture clashes and a lack of understanding of the culture that the clones live in. We see that James discovers that Terrence has been hiding things from him just like he is hiding things from Terrance. I see that this is an interesting issue because their relationship was always based on a mutual understanding’s situation.     But we see that there is conflict when there isn’t all the information put on the table. It does become a transactional relationship and this does put a strain on things in the relationship as James is essentially using his clone to keep his job as he is an addict, it’s a way of him “checking out of his life,” I see that it would be much better to deal with the situation he is in

  Ecco Park Part two 2. Imposter Syndrome - Echo Park | Podcast on Spotify This is a very interesting podcast and this is the second episode in the series and we see that it’s a very interesting podcast and that James a source for Terrance – his Ecco as the clones like to be called, we see that they are able to form a relationship. However we see that this relationship is very one sided and the James has been using Terri for clean samples, however we see that the clones have there own politics and that the ability to hide from the police, as we see that Ecco Park where the Clones live is closely monitored.   Due to the fact that they are actually targeted by them and we see that this is an issue, for them that they are targeted. We also will discover that the are seen as second class people in the eyes of the police and I see that this is a very real world issue, an issue that we see in many first world countries that the police are stretched with resources and that they ar

1.        Addictive Personality - Echo Park | Podcast on Spotify This is a podcast that I will be covering on the Blog and YouTube channels. It’s quite an interesting podcast to listen to and it is in the thriller genre. I like it because it harks back to the days of the old school radio plays and you had to wait till the next week to find out what happened. It is set in the future where human clones have been given their human rights and I find this interesting that it’s clones that have human rights, this infers that most other oppressed groups have been given their rights as well, however, at times in today's society we see that they don’t have human rights and most countries only respect them on paper, not in practice. It focuses on when a clone meets his “source,” so we see that the clones have their own language and culture and that this is respected by the establishment. However, we see that people are mixed on both sides about the clones and them having rights. Th

  'Shadowhunters' Star Harry Shum Jr Reveals Details of the Final Season - YouTube   , Harry has done a lot for breaking down stereotypes and pushing back in writers rooms and he has said that it is challenging to have those conversations and take that risk but it is happening. We are also seeing this happen with who get's roles and how post Covid people are auditioning for the roles, so things like a zoom interview's, that eliminates stress, or recruiting people who do "shipping"  and post them on   YouTube for post production.  I remember seeing a clip where he was talking about Mike in  Glee, and pushing back about  the jokes as if they are on TV it is going to be seen as ok  to make the same jokes in reality.   In Shadowhunter's,  he has talked about how it was such a fun role yet challenging for him as they said they don't own the charcters as they are based on the charcters created by Cassandra Care in the book series. Yet it shows a level of res

Actors that I have a great deal of respect for them, I discovered Harry Shum jr later in my life as I  mentioned before that I have chronic illness and disabilities and due to this spend far too much time on the couch watching either Youtube or Netflix.  I discovered him in what I would say is a cult hit 'Shadowhunter', playing a character that I really resonate with; a bisexual warlock and the tragedy of his life is he is immortal. So this play's into the idea of well what happens when you don't have to plan for the end of your life but you see the lives of people around you age and die.  What do you do with your time yes he has magic powers to heal and his position as the high warlock is from what I see in the show and books more a political one, being open to warlocks that have issues, and he seems to help a lot of what they call the downworlders, so generally vampires, werewolf's are the ones that seem to be the main ones in what the show and books call the Shad